2. As Bill states at the end of Chapter 1, what is the primary responsibility of a parent?
(a) To provide their children with the money and resources to build a happy, but not necessarily successful life.
(b) To give their children the tools to build a happy and successful life.
(c) To provide their children with the money and resources to build a happy and successful life.
(d) To give their children tools to build a happy, but not necessarily successful life.

3. What suggestion does Bill make in evaluating friends?
(a) Listen to how they talk about themselves.
(b) Listen to how they talk about other people.
(c) Watch how they treat themselves.
(d) Watch how they treat other people.

4. According to Bill, what kind of advantage do people of privilege have in finding friends?
(a) They have a slight advantage.
(b) They have a distinct advantage.
(c) It depends on how privileged they are.
(d) They have no advantage.

5. What did Clinton do as President when he received information that Al Qaeda was a threat?
(a) He took action against them, but failed to stop them.
(b) He requested further information.
(c) He failed to take action to stop them.
(d) He did not believe the information.

6. How has student morality been affected by the increase of secularism?
(a) It has increased in recent years.
(b) It has stayed the same.
(c) It has fallen in recent years.
(d) It has not been researched.

7. According to Bill, what would a Hillary Clinton presidency likely bring?
(a) Massive government cutbacks.
(b) A decrease in anti-terrorism measures.
(c) Massive government spending.
(d) An increase in anti-terrorism measures.

8. How does the ACLU label those who dispute them?
(a) As the "Religious right."
(b) As the "Conservative right."
(c) As the "Christian right."
(d) As the "Republican right."

9. How many years did Bill's father work hard at a place where he was suspicious of everyone?
(a) Thirty five.
(b) Thirty.
(c) Forty.
(d) Twenty five.

10. How did Bill's father handle situations?
(a) He correctly analyzed them, and was not afraid to act.
(b) He incorrectly analyzed them, and was afraid to act.
(c) He incorrectly analyzed them, but was not afraid to act.
(d) He correctly analyzed them, but was afraid to act.

11. What show was Bill on when he had a heated discussion about celebrity responsibilities?
(a) Good Morning America.
(b) The Today Show.
(c) The Tonight Show.
(d) The Late, Late Show.

12. How are parents seen when they speak out against promiscuous celebrities?
(a) Judgmental.
(b) Paranoid.
(c) Uninformed.
(d) Wise.

13. When Who's Looking Out for You? was written, what percentage of Americans attended a church?
(a) Eighty percent.
(b) Sixty percent.
(c) Fifty percent.
(d) Seventy percent.

14. Which company does Bill use as an example of the government's inability to run an effective business?
(a) Union Pacific.
(b) Steam.
(c) Amtrak.
(d) Swift.

15. Based on estimation, what percentage of mothers who have children in their teens will be poor for the rest of their lives?
(a) Three quarters.
(b) All.
(c) One quarter.
(d) Half.